Engel & Völkers presents this 66 m² family apartment, located in the Convention area, in a neighborhood of the 15th arrondissement appreciated for everyday living: its shops, markets, schools, and fast connections to the rest of Paris.
Set in a contemporary building, the property stands out less for its original architecture than for the way it has been redesigned. From the entrance, the layout naturally leads to the living room, opening onto a south-facing balcony. Light accompanies the apartment throughout the day, while the outdoor space offers a breath of air overlooking the street and the surrounding Parisian façades.
The renovation plays with perspectives. Glass partitions with black lines structure the kitchen without isolating it from the living room, allowing light and sightlines to flow. The parquet flooring, wooden joinery, and the bookcase give the whole a warm, lived-in atmosphere, far from an overly showy interior.
The sleeping area includes two separate bedrooms. The first benefits from a walk-in closet and a bathroom finished in black marble; the second has its own adjoining shower room. An arrangement suited to family life as well as hosting guests, with everyone keeping their own space.
Quiet, bright, and functional, the apartment brings together the sought-after qualities for living in Paris every day: a welcoming living space, a well-exposed outdoor area, two wet rooms, and a convenient address, in the heart of a lively residential neighborhood.
A cellar completes this property.
The light, the flow between rooms, and the connection to the balcony are best discovered in person.
EPC: D (209 kWh/m²/year) / GHG: D (33 kg CO2/m²/year)
Estimated annual energy costs for the dwelling: between €1,140 and €1,610 per year.
Condominium comprising 25 lots
Average annual charges: €4,221
No proceedings in progress
Agency fees: 4.76% incl. VAT, payable by the buyer
Net seller price: €525,000
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.